Plague Searchers: Red Wands

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  • Plague Searchers: Red Wands Book Detail

  • Author : Rob Wills
  • Release Date : 2023-03
  • Publisher : Arden
  • Genre : Fiction
  • Pages : 0
  • ISBN 13 : 9781922669957
  • File Size : 92,92 MB
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Plague Searchers: Red Wands by Rob Wills PDF Summary

Book Description: It is 1665 and London faces two deadly threats - the devastating plague, and dangerous rumblings of a rebellion against the King, Charles II. In the frontline of the plague, the 'first responders', are the ancient women of the parish: the Viewers, Keepers and Searchers, who must deal with the sick, the dying and the dead. Political and religious differences split the city. Some yearn for the days of Oliver Cromwell and the Puritan Commonwealth, others rejoice in the pleasure loving King's return. A tale of friendships and feuds, songs and psalms, plots and betrayals, this exciting and original novel paints a rich picture of life - and death - in the perilous streets of plague-struck London.

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Plague Searchers: Red Wands

Plague Searchers: Red Wands

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It is 1665 and London faces two deadly threats - the devastating plague, and dangerous rumblings of a rebellion against the King, Charles II. In the frontline o

Plague Searchers Vol. I

Plague Searchers Vol. I

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It is 1665 and London faces two deadly threats – the devastating plague, and dangerous rumblings of a rebellion against the King, Charles II. In the frontline

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The first months of London’s Great Plague of 1665 give no hope of any improvement, only an ominous warning of worse to come. Those who can are fleeing the cit